Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-22

children in the same way how this wickee
I fairy whom they sometimes saw a.
spccter. could make her shouts of de
monacal laughter heard whenever a ship
I wreck occurred among the dangerou,
rocks surrounding her promontory.
Five hundred years and more had passed
away. MaNimilian reigned in Germany
d Roderic Lorenzo Borgia, of tcrribl,
Dry, was pope at Rome, when, one
forming, Young hunter lost his way IL
/ the valley Of Ligrenkof Continuing hi,
wanderings to the end of the vale he came
Unexpectedly to the banks of the Rhine
! II was one of those warm evenings in
summer. when fresh and limpid water has
attractions; SO fatigucd from his long
hunt. the Young sportsman lcaped from
his horse aud plunged into the river As
hc entered the water he hcthought him to
inform his followers Of his whereabouts,
aud for that purpose blew a familiar sound
upon the bnglc suspended from his neck.
Almost Immediately the sound was re-
echoed back, 50 distinctly that he thought
some fisherman in ambush sent back the
strain. Again he tried different ar
which WAS perfectly reproduced that he
began to doubt for the third time he tried
and with the same result. lit i only the
echo" he SAID, casting aside his bugle n
shall now enjoy the water"
Walter. which was the Young ~ immcr's
name. the son Of Pala;inc Count.
Hardly eighteen years Of age he was al
ready acknowledged the hand>omr>t a>
well a the brase>t and most >killful Of all
the Young lords living between Mayencc
and Njsneque. on the banks Of the Rhine
1t the sight Of this handsome hoy. the
sound ~ whose buglc She had 80 mockiug-
~. yet - truthfuiiy initiated, aud who
came - To- speak T. deliver himself into
her hands, the fairy Lore experienced all
at once 4 sentiment She believed to Dc
dead within her. In vain effort 70 dis
abuse herself sine attributed her d>-
quietudr 10 pity Lrrc was mistaken; 1t
was uot pits. but lp,r. tn hi> part the
.''.' ''''''' - ' ''''''''''- ~" .''
har. Lore >aN him approach mith jny.
aui began singing tli3t old ballad whir'i
a.l arouud her had forgotten except h,r
- '''' N'u'''' "' "'F voice '''"r F'-
'''"''''' i''> 'N'F'@ - F'A'h W. i"'t ~ th'
r,ck; wh,u Of >HIjra ,lo fairy rcmom-
hcrcj that between herself and the hand
some swimmer my the "h''i''"i where
- MANY ""''f'N''a''~ h'd i'''Hd '''''F
'''' N''' .H''A'7'''''H ceased '''' '''''-
'''.. ''>"ij"AF''' IA 'h' silence ah' Pr
-fNf'''
Waiter p"rcoi'ius That ho was the sport
"l an illusion ami iin.lng himself dr wn
irr->l-tin=!y "u, the Thought nf thc whirl-
p'1 suddenly flashed un hi- mind happily
There was >tlll time. and thanks IA ta,.
youu@ mans -pr ami address. Ac SIC
rc''tc.i ia reaching tir -l'"rr jas; 81 thi,
""mrai "t> "lh attendant hlnn came in
~i1a' having heard 81, three Successive
~'Es"~ "f the hu-l". and FASTENED with all
,ir,i 10 r.!pH H. Young master. IN =
-t'rt tlia" ilr r.. az the suite arrived
ia al. ttrnri their faces toward fAe ct--
'ir Aarh ,n hi- tarn rrcauni"i thr a.
.'.Hti> aiid ad' culture - ,Ar a4y Wal;cr
mind IuA Of thr beautiful a9PAr'h'h
'' .ii' h lasted huf an instant ''tt " i|'A ''i-
! prpioHnd impress -h "n A.N heart
iir MrNt dtt .n.i the next ttr u~"rri".A
booked IT'D vain Tor any ~'-h "l iNr iA'H
a.. oG' " hat was qd'i" r'iAifAa'-a lI"''
Iai- tlmr Wa Waite. = great success il '''.
hl- ,u,yrrf!. EHcrAt!HE- h' uH"'l'''"
ir .eFcd II was lar- hin-i! ~ali l''"'
.s..ie watched "'tr hin. "h" renewed "'
h.- diIirultIr> Ia short. were t'' Hra''n'
o1rrra>i v. .n clouds and th' lh"-i '''Fi'1'
-t1r.u threatened. 70 iihtri tuAt Aitrf
't'Ht and sunshine at ""cr h''Ar i"f'h.
W ere there 4 " 'ld anu hhlrA' '1'''t morse 'i'
'he n"i@h''"T"""d whom n" "Hr t'Hld mas
ter Waiter reduced hin 10 tAt d"'tll'N "l
q lamb hS merely jumping INTO the saddle.
" ere hc thirsty. 2 fresh AMI iInpid stream
# iNel ai M iert; dld hc gro" weary
hvd Of h"WcrN was read! Tor h4N ''P">e.
- remarkable" wa- all ih'> tiiat ~ hApp'-
mess Dis COED iurh was q constant >nhltct
ol conN cr>al0n un the banks OF the kl'nr
His lance reached IL ann wherever il was
east; HI eagle scared the loitieNt and p.h-
etrated tine dcn>e>i forests; hiN lA'c"hN
were thr hoid"~i; M dogs fhe most iHlih-
tu3. tne daN "h"n hl~ hound III pdr>N'
Of hare, led hi INTO the tangled nh"'f-
brush Hh"rr hi~ hor>" couId not e" the
Young hunter dismonnied and followed "i'
foot. A. nc pursued M waA. he became
aware ol change ID himself Ahl snr-
rounding, objects; the country hitherto :"
we'll known TO ANN hecainc at once uh-
hupwH. and try a hc would he c"nid n't
tind HI Way ont. Pushed oh hN ah ih''~'-
alc power, Walter pursued ~ way az"
s'pn sounds OF harp were born" on Inc
breeze. Thinking he was III the vicinity
of some castle, he red"n'led ms slti'7 ~
the direction OF the sound, nut ~ proper
tion a he advanced the music receded'
leaving him always with the e"uhd. hn'
without view of the person OF inNfr"-
nelt which produced 1t. on ana on ne
walked till midnight trtdrH lblr Sp-